俄罗斯人被特朗普打醒了：就是出卖中国，美国也不可能放过他们

Group 1 - Trump's statement about imposing "extremely severe" tariffs on Russia if no peace agreement with Ukraine is reached within 50 days signals a significant economic impact on Russia [1] - The shift in Trump's stance from a cooperative approach to a hardline position indicates a strategic change in U.S. policy towards Russia, aiming to cut off its economic ties globally [3][5] - The U.S. is prepared to impose strict sanctions on third countries engaging in energy transactions with Russia, demonstrating a more aggressive approach compared to previous negotiation tactics [5] Group 2 - Russia's historical belief that it could negotiate while under sanctions is challenged by the U.S. policy, which offers no room for compromise [7] - The U.S. has consistently opposed Russia's "Nord Stream 2" project, viewing it as a threat to its own LNG exports to Europe, leading to actions that undermine Russia's energy cooperation with Europe [9] - The increasing energy dependence of Russia on China, projected to rise from 36% in 2022 to 45%-50% by 2025, reflects a shift in geopolitical alliances [11] Group 3 - The collaboration between Russia and China is evolving beyond energy to include military and high-end manufacturing sectors, indicating a deepening strategic partnership [11][12] - The Russian government's recent legislation allows for countermeasures against U.S. sanctions, solidifying its commitment to maintaining ties with China [12] - The younger generation in Russia is increasingly disillusioned with the West and values the support from China, further solidifying the partnership [14] Group 4 - Trump's aggressive stance has shattered Russia's previous illusions about Western acceptance, emphasizing that even concessions to the U.S. will not guarantee leniency [15]